The SPC Ethics Institute is offering a scholarship exclusively for SPC’s France Spring Break Study Abroad Program. The scholarship application deadline is September 25, 2015! Don’t miss your opportunity!  CLICK HERE TO APPLY NOW! For more information: View a video message from the professor Learn more about the program Questions? Please contact Prof. Nicholas Manias, Ed.D at … Continue reading Deadline 15 days away! Apply now for the France Scholarship! →

Here we go! The final full day here in Paree!  Boy, the whole trip here has been amazing from going to the top of the Eiffel Tower to figuring out the metro (I personally still get confused).  If you’ve read the first blog about the walking tour then you’d know just how many sights we … Continue reading Bon Voyage Paris! by Samuel Jacomet →

“You cannot believe in God until you believe in yourself.” Growing up I always had faith however I never had a religion. Nearly three years ago I was introduced to Catholicism. I soon learned that both of my parents (who never pushed religion upon me) were raised Catholic as was my paternal grandmother. Since the … Continue reading Finding Myself & My Religion in Paris! by Lindsay Firn →

Today started at 8:30am with me running to get down stairs and stuff myself with all you can eat breakfast at the hotel. The breakfasts here have been amazing and I’ve come to find myself stock piling calories at breakfast and riding out the rest of the day with snacks. After breakfast we went on … Continue reading Coy's Big Day in Paris by Blair Coy →

Man oh man, where to start! This trip to Paris so far has been amazing! Out of the sights we’ve seen; Versailles has got to be the most extravagant and lavish. This property itself is massive. You could wonder these gardens and buildings for days and probably still wouldn’t get to see everything. The palace … Continue reading Exploring the extravagant and lavish Palace of Versailles by Lauren Stockton →

Yesterday was amazing! We got to experience the Louvre for many many hours and it’s something that won’t be forgotten! Seeing all of these famous paintings and statues was very eye opening. Having (essentially) a personal tour guide helped a lot. Knowing now why the Mona Lisa is famous because of her smile and she … Continue reading The Lourve. by Aliza Breyan →

We all arrived at different times, so after working our way through customs we formed a group and waited for the rest to arrive. After everyone had joined us we easily found our driver and started the 30 minute drive into Paris. When we arrived at the hotel the rooms were not ready yet (it … Continue reading Exploring Paris on our First Day! by Alec Swanson →